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Package rfc2396 is an implementation of (parts of) IETF RFC-2396 (Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI): Generic Syntax), for the Go programming language.

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Package rfc2616 is an implementation of (parts of) IETF RFC-2616 (Hypertext Transfer Protocol -- HTTP/1.1), for the Go programming language.

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Package opt implements an optional-type, for the Go programming language. In other programming languages, an optional-type might be know as: a option-type, or a maybe-type.

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Package hexadeca implements hexadecimal encoding and decoding, for the Go programming language. This is meant to be a better alternative to Go's built-in "hex" package.

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Package raft provides tools for reading and writing RAFT files, for the Go programming language.

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strfs provides a virtual file-system, where a fs.File can be created from a Go string.

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Package htmlescape provides tools for safely escaping text within HTML, replacing any special-characters into HTML-entities, for the Go programming language.

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Package frameproto provides tools for the Frame Protocol — which is also known as Farcaster Frames, for the Go programming language.

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Package imgrow provides tools for growing and image by an integer value. For example — if you have an image, then you make it 2× bigger, or 3× bigger, or 4× bigger, etc.

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